| OFAC Service |
The OFAC The OFAC Service includes the following:
• Lists of Sanctioned Countries. • Specially
Designated Nationals (SDN) List. • Financial Crime
Enforcement Network (Fin CEN) Advisories. |
| England List |
The Bank of England Sanctions List provides regime lists for:
• Al Qa’ida and Taliban • Burma/Myanmar
• Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Serbia •
Iraq • Liberia • Terrorism • Zimbabwe |
| UN List |
The United Nations Sanctions List includes the following:
• The new consolidated list of individuals and entities
belonging to or associated with the Taliban and Al-Qa’ida
organization. • Liberia Travel Ban List
•
Sierra Leone Travel Ban List |
| Canada List |
The Canadian Suppression of Terrorism List provides: •
List of Entities • List of individuals
These lists were developed by the Department of Foreign Affairs
and International Trade and names were added by the Department
of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness. |
| World Bank List |
The World Bank Listing of Ineligible Firms consists of firms
or individuals who are ineligible to be awarded a Bank-financed
contract (when the Bank finds that the firm or individual has
engaged in corrupt or fraudulent practices).
Note: The World Bank makes these findings through an administrative
process that permits the accused firm or individual to respond
to the allegations. |
| US Bureau List |
The Bureau of Industry and Security List includes: •
Denied Persons List • Unverified List •
Specially Designated Nationals List
• Defense
Trade Controls (DTC) Debarred List |
| FBI List |
The FBI List includes the following: • Most Wanted
Terrorists • Most Wanted Fugitives • Crime
Alert List |
| Foreign Chiefs and Diplomats |
The Foreign Cabinet and Diplomat Members List consists of
Foreign Cabinet members and Foreign Diplomat members at USA
(by country). |
| European List |
The European Union List provides a list of EU members, candidate
countries, and countries with applications pending.
Note: The European Union is an institutional framework for the
construction of a united Europe. It was created after World
War II to unite the nations of Europe economically so another
war among them would be unthinkable. Fifteen countries are members
of the European Union. |
| INTERPOL List |
The INTERPOL Wanted List includes persons wanted by national
jurisdictions (or the International Criminal Tribunals, where
appropriate).
Note: Interpol's role is to assist the national police forces
in identifying or locating those persons with a view to their
arrest and extradition. The warrants circulate worldwide with
the request that the wanted person be arrested with a view to
extradition. If you have information about one of the wanted
persons, you should not contact the General Secretariat directly,
but contact the police in the place where the person has been
located or identified. |